The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

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sfdetee On Hff8 Street painted on the our
lie and otherwise improved.
Can't we devise some cheap kind Of q tele-
Zone exchange for the city? The Bell is too
lpensiye, vet we need something.
The chalybeste spring is being used q great
Colored esl OF late. The water proves very bene-
cial Tor stomach and kidney affections.
Mcintyre l. Castle, of Odessa, have the
,ntract to paint the residence of Mr.. VIM.
reer near Blue Springs In Jackson county.
Collector Harrison and DR.. Fulkerson ex-
hanged residences last Tuesday and We'd
loesday, sTd are now domiciled in their own
Black CPmes.
Mrs. Nta c.. Ball will make her first APP
aarauce before q Lexington audience next
tuesday, night, and should he greeted by q
ii house.
Sammie Stumpt. Georgia Steele, Ollie Ber-
..l.. ~, Albert Keller ard Felix Young have
stocE of rmed a Juvenile band, with the hope OF
recentlv iolutlng into q circus.
These ar The water company is preparing TO put in
it will nne hundred more free service pipes in the
orlng. The work will be done in the order
--vv-l lie names appear upon the b~ooks-trst come
bred to first served.
ence of Work on Mr.. Bates Vaughsn's new store
,cimens house on Main street progresses rapidly.
nipple of The roof is on, the back part of the store
room on the ground floor is glazed, and tine
Jas. r. second story floor is laid.
'tion to MIR. Geo. Carr sold' Thursday. to George
er 18th Clark, % hogs which averaged 2Io pounds
nts, on anu one "aich weisheu ioO pounds even
mes and ms Is not Typographical error, the snims
1 sbout weighed seven hundred pounds.
into the Inc editor OF Inc intelilgencer mas a mum
,o,t ey- Der of suburban" tickets which he will be
salads. glad to give TO any who will call for them
served which vii! entitle the holders to admittanct
AT a to see Munkacsy's great picture Chris
homes Before PLATE" nov on exhibition at Kansas
,ost de- City, at halt price, % cents.
be for MT. A. NJ Woody tine senior OF the com
pany) iirst became noted rs a tenor sinsel
during the great temperance campaign in
o. NIGHT Maine. and sang for q season through tina
state. Mr.. Woody made a great bit through
e \ nice out the stale with the eccentric soug iona
manage thahs 'ist'o nostoh. we predict ior Mn
aS'ea' ~" " INC opefa'' stuse' -Aioa
Cbas nv Argus. This company is 10 be at Hagen
Ind opera house next Monday night, Noyembe
,audi.er 81. Remember the time, ard get your ticket
onsr,es and reserved seats to-day.
Ludwigs Blue Springs Herald :-"Messrs Gree
IS. Mont Hulse an Charles Palette were on the morr
Will ing train Monday en- route to Independents
with Thee. Ford and Thos. Ganway accuse
c best of with horse stealing. Upon asking Mr.. Huls
he boys in regard to the matter he said:-The me
:ket any were being searched for to answer the charg
OF stealing al OvercOat from me, and whe
,o.doa We found them they were near Mr.. j. "
here "hi'ans y" nS noises,'h IN ac'
,tt from leaving. We arrested and held them unt
scovered morning when u preliminary eXaminatio
west was gwen 'h'hi' ine' in''' ooth ehargt
nsss and will be placed in j,Il to await the actio
hon, On. OF the grand jury. The alleged thieves ha
y svsiI.. worked for MIR. Williams = couple of weel
q flames and were acquainted with The premises, sn
sssenger it was lucky that they were captured at tn
bur,;no juncture. 1t is believed they are old han,
tn r.ss at the business"
but the Concoi fs:-Mr. Joe b. Filing returne
lore W viii Sunday mig It from Cold where lie b.
The ear spent several months TO regain his healtl
the frs Joe looks rerE robust and his ayOirdupo
imposed, reaches now Isl Miss Emma Morath, OF
me must beloved teacher. vent to Kansas City Ia
licked his Saturday to hear Gilmore. Mr.. J. II. Powe
Ter wood returned from his four weeks vacation
nd Of all the east, and IL again on duty. His OF,
stained u work Is immense, and it Is astonishing how
man eau stand 1t. year after wear. without
delight assistant. MT. james fieid VINO conduct
,s, of ,bs the ONCE. during Mr.. Powelrs absence, r
,sa of If turned to his home, Higginsville, Wednesda
b.rre,s Mr.. John Hess intends TO move to kans
n barrels CHy; II II { - c 10 VII uoup'tss rttu
hirty-two 0 n'oiu' g vi '"hn Iul
n died Tuesday night. and was buried at
-, a., Paul graveyard. Mr.. J. l.. Bascoin, an Q
E. faa,t;,o Lexington bow, now travelling tor y st. Lou
most oII sadiiery house. paid this place n short Wis
ihose pni'eS ""' nv u pay Il iohe
pan ;,,o postmaslers better lie i little careful. U
,,1 Business men do not like this line Ind
. ~, a., summer very ,nucl; they want snow, ra
~ cold, very cold weather. and plenty OF Gust
h,ers. Christmas draws near, and Onr ST.
hoa, o,+ day schools make preparations to celebri
,ori hi. the birth oil our Savior. Mir. Henry Film
, Mamma Coal mine is now in operation, and the iii
, . r,w ear load OF coal ever shipped from this pol
, re,.,iveS went 10 Kansas City this week. Our 81
as ranort Zens should assist Mr.. Filing in eve
a, N.rr;o respect, aS his coal mine will be Il very il
c being, poi''nt ,'' ii 'H'' 'o"h' learH
ra.ruel that Dick Peters, one of our Concordia DO
oo, went into the nuptial state. MIR. Sam Sto
N, If s,,r berg and Rosa Herd also were united
. o,r d "mann'' and frau last Thursday. If a p
!, tho Past son deiies religion we have no use for hi
10 sr.h but if Il person deyOtes too much time
nd hesu,y that matter so that his mind gets deranged
;,;,sJ ~. is very bad too. This was the case witt
N NV woman who arrived here the other even
amt froir uio.insyIIle she Wa -rnt bs,l
next day.